Sentence examples for merely a vulnerable from inspiring English sources
"It is clear that Lindsay was merely a vulnerable mule, exploited by those further up in the chain who have avoided serious punishment," she said.
Wilk's ruling also calls into question the credibility of the much-cited Yale New Haven Hospital study, released Friday by Radar Online, that concluded that Allen did not molest Farrow and suggested that Farrow was either coached by her mother or merely a vulnerable child who fabricated her claims.
His question wasn't a tribute to my powers as a critic, merely a sign how vulnerable he was even after his great success.
These findings may signal an underlying population of vulnerable patients, although it is unclear whether the BP decline is merely a symptom of this vulnerability or is one of several physiologic contributors to the dying process.
Instead of glorifying nudity as sexual, it is showing it as a vulnerable, baby-like state of blankness, merely the default setting that all bodies come with.
This pattern of a crossover interaction on CR supports the 'differential susceptibility' theory that states that individuals of a certain genetic make-up are not merely vulnerable to an adverse outcome but rather 'susceptible': they are more likely to suffer from an adverse environment but also benefit more from a supportive one (Belsky et al. 2009).
Is he merely a patch on a tire that is vulnerable to a major blowout without additional retreading of the rotation?
not merely less vulnerable to randomness and chaos, but actually "antifragile" — poised to benefit or take advantage of stress, errors and change, the way, say, the mythological Hydra generated two new heads, each time one was cut off.
She has a vulnerable side.
You become a vulnerable observer.
